How the Dino-Killing Asteroid Gave Birth to the Amazon
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By: Luke Morales
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The Columbian Exchange: How the New World Affected the Old
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By Katie Lloyd
When Columbus left to try and find an easier route to India, he would not accomplish his goal. But what he would do is set off a chain of events that would affect the entire world, from exchanging goods to beginning a precedent of brutality to Indigenous populations. Scholars posthumously call this interaction the Columbian Exchange and define it as the process of biological globalization that occurred after the transatlantic voyages in the 15th and 16th century (McNeill, 2021).
The Columbian Exchange: Effects on the Americas
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By Luke Morales
Temblores y Sensores: Relationships between Mexico’s seismic situation and faulty realities of the U.S. earthquake sensing network
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Figure 1. Aztec glyph named Tlalollin meaning "movement of the earth." In Nahuatl, Tlalli means earth and ollin means movement (Lagos, 2017).
Temblores y Sensores: Relationships between Mexico’s seismic situation and faulty realities of the U.S. earthquake sensing network
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Figure 1. Aztec glyph named Tlalollin meaning "movement of the earth." In Nahuatl, Tlalli means earth and ollin means movement (Lagos, 2017).
REQUIEM FOR ÁLVARO ÍNSUA--A CASUALTY OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN SOCIALIST CUBA—CHAPTER 3
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By: Roland Armando Alum <ralum@pitt.edu>
(Image: U.S. Embassy building in Havana where Álvaro requested visas in 1980)
CHAPTER THREE
Synopsis & Resumen en Español
V--My Own Connection
VI--Coda
Note for Chapter Three
Cumulative Bibliography
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